
Hi Sean, Can you please setup backup for albatross? I gave sudo permissions to the "jafo" user, which has the key jafo@guin.tummy.com authorized. I think the policy now is that root logins to albatross are not allowed. So what might work is this: Create an rsyncbackup user, and give it sudo permission to run rsync (any command line arguments). Put your backup pubkey into rsyncbackup's authorized_keys. Could that actually work? albatross admins: would that be an acceptable setup? As for volumes to backup: I think /srv needs regular backup. Not sure about any of the others (and neither sure what your current strategy is wrt. volumes on the other machines). Compared to /srv, everything else is peanuts, anyway. Regards, Martin P.S. I have removed ~root/.ssh/authorized_keys. It only contained my key, and root logins are disallowed, anyway. P.P.S. You can stop doing regular backups to bag. I think we should keep the machine one for a little while, then turn it off and keep it around for a further while, and then return it to XS4ALL; making a complete dump before returning it.

[please ignore this message - I sent it to the wrong mailing list] Regards, Martin

Martin> As for volumes to backup: I think /srv needs regular backup. Martin> Not sure about any of the others .... Backup of /usr/local/spambayes-corpus would be very helpful. Skip
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